[solved] mysql ssl won't enable

I'm trying to get SSL enabled for MySQL on one of my servers. I have it enabled on my other server and it was easy enough to do. But for whatever reason, mysqld on this server just won't cooperate. Here's what

I've tried uncommenting the top "ssl" line but it has no effect. I know this will turn out to be some silly little thing that's been staring me in the face, and any hints, tips, or trick will be greatly appreciated.

Re: [solved] Re: mysql ssl won't enable

I wonder if that's something new. I've always put my certs in /var/local/ssl/certs and never had any apparmor issues. This could just because you wanted to put them in /etc/mysql and that's now protected. I don't know much about apparmor so just guessing.

Re: mysql ssl won't enable

I tried everything here on Ubuntu 12.04 Precise, no joy. In the end, the problem turned out to be with SSL. First, key files needed to have RSA in the header and footer line, and second, openssl on 12.04 is incompatible with mysql on 12.04.